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 1    1,    3|            with whom all things had succeeded in life, a depth of sadness
 2    1,   20|             Joam Garral had at last succeeded in clearing himself and
 3    2,    2|             long poles of his crew, succeeded in working the immense raft
 4    2,    4|           of former times there had succeeded in this building, which
 5    2,    4| circumstances which had preceded or succeeded his condemnation. In the
 6    2,   13|              one question! Have you succeeded better than we have?”~“Sit
 7    2,   13|      analyst, Edgar Poe. Well, what succeeded with him collapsed with
 8    2,   14|           of Joam Dacosta. To anger succeeded pity. The population no
 9    2,   15|             good of it, supposing I succeeded? If we are sure that one
10    2,   18|              then, the brave fellow succeeded in the enterprise of which
11    2,   18|             not without difficulty, succeeded in meeting him.~To Fragoso’
12    2,   18|              A kind of calm swiftly succeeded to the tempest which raged